About Tabetha

Tabetha Landt is a self-taught painter, art teacher, and Certified Life Coach. She grew up thinking she wasn't at all creative, and only began painting at the age of thirty when she inherited paints following her sister's tragic death. Moving paint across canvas helped her work through her grief, and she quickly fell in love with the creative process.

Today, decades later, she continues to use art as a way to work through life's trials. Her emotionally charged paintings reflect her rich inner world, and are strongly influenced by her early childhood years in New York City, where her mother was a political activist and her father a jazz musician. Tabetha believes that art is tool for transformation, a form of communication, and that it has the power to heal both the painter and the viewer.

Artist's Statement

“I am not concerned with copying a subject exactly as it appears in front of me. Instead, I love to immerse myself in the process of painting and get lost in the creative flow. I find my inspiration in the world around me, including nature, cities, people, and the relationships between them. The act of creating art is just as important to me as the final product, if not more so. I enjoy experimenting with a variety of art supplies, but my true passions are oil paints, oil pastels, and charcoal. These materials allow me to smudge and blend, giving me the freedom to create intuitively and expressively.”